Where do you guys buy your frozen feeders?

For the last year or so Ive bought from American Rodent Supply.
Im not really fully satisfied with the product I recieve.
I usually get ..
50 med rats
100 weanling rats
100 adult mice
25 crawler mice

The product I recieve is very frost bitten, the eyes and limbs are white and dry. And I will usually lose a few rodents per bag because the stomachs come open, its not pleasant and I have to throw them away.
Seems like this company has the best rates, but I dont know how long these rodents have been frozen and it seems like I could find a better option.

I would be interested to know what companies you guys buy from and are happy with.

I use loxahatcheerodents.com, the rats seem so fresh, when they are thawed they look like they were just killed and packaged.

I entered in what i normally purchase...an estimated shipping cost of $90.
Thats why i have to stick with rodent supply, they offer such cheap shipping for me at around $40.
But i would love to try a new company.

Have you tried calling their customer service? I would

do you think that would help?
Because I would buy from them if the shipping was lower... just dont know if that would help any..

I meant the customer service at american rodent.

Try looking for a local breeder like at your next expo... Thats what I did found a guy that is dirt cheap, great product, and i only spend about $10 on gas to get them. Also trying throwing an want ad on craigslist in the pets section, and googleing f/t feeders in your area.

^^^ +1.

I needed rats pretty bad when I got my BP's (Seems everyone I buy is due to eat). So I hit up craigslist found 2 people who where rat breeders. I called and was going to spend $40 for 50 frozen rat hoppers. The lady was VERY unpleasant. So I went with the other person. They are a couple that closed their store to work from home. Very nice, Very pleasant (Im demanding im there every 3-7 days for live). The price is pretty good going by what you listed above.

My local herp club. google your area.

Rodent Pro, and I am very pleased with them.